How to Use Tim Holtz Distress Inks
By Kate Pullen, About.com Guide
To create an all-over distressed background for rubber stamping projects the paper first needs to be crumpled. This isn't as easy as it sounds as a too enthusiastic approach to crumpling could result in the paper getting torn! For best results try to achieve an even all-over crumpled effect.
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- Distress Inks
- Crumple Paper
- Rub the Ink Pad Over the Paper
- Spray the Paper With Water
- Stamping with Distress Inks on Wet Paper
- Distress Different Papers Such as Paper Doilies
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